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8Ou·Tht-.., Est·E. 8ou·tht-.., est·e.".·" Co[[eq e. Wo' t1~ 0 t." t"l d: &t., i~ [·d. e· r ---~ lJi .... tie[d:, ](.a.... sas 61156 - ---= -- - ­ Upper left: Cedric Green and Mike Gomez are out for a casual drive. Photo by: Lars RognlJd. Below left: New freshman waiting for a tour of the state hospital.. Photo by: Kathy WUgers. Upper right: Chuck Mal'chbank gives a friendly wave to the pho­ tographer, Photo by: Joyce Fellers. Below right: Odell Thomas holds Chubby Guidry back from the locker room, Photo by: Lome FylTc. 2/Openin, 'nt­ n-- Opcning/3 Top: Mary Warner and Dan Daniel try to decide who is going for a ride on that moped. Photo by Tina Huaroto. Middle: Mark Williams demon­ strates to David Clark the prin­ ciples of leverage. Photo by Tony Soares. Bottom: Max Thompson sends Shelly Snell scurrying as they get ready for inventory. Photo by Tina Huaroto. 4/0penlng 'no­ 1'bIs '88-89 school year was an interesting and exciting school year. Why? Because we had a new prest­ to represent Southwestern College. President Carl Martin was very excited about this new year. He Southwestern's enviroment stimulating, because the teaching and learning processes make an impres­ people, and he would like to be a part of that enviroment. One of his final reasons for accepting such ..-wV'''' is that the rich history of Southwestern College produces such a bright future and he wants to leadership skills. President Carl Martin and his wife, Mary Lou, moved from Hutchinson, KS mDlHelldin August of '88. They have a son, Andy, attending K.U. law school, and a daughter, Megann, a at Southwestern College. 't;. Openingj5 Above left: Scotty Voight runs after his car. Photo by Lorrie Fyffe. Above right: Southwestern fans show their spirit. Photo by Tony Soares. Right: Shari Kennedy and Bobby Davenport relax during class. Photo by Joyce Fellers. 6/0penlng ~ c~~- - ­ - - Left: Reed Thomas, John Rosata and James Thurman enjoy a lazy afternoon in Pounds Lounge. Photo by Lorrie Fyffe. Lower right: Rachelle Johnson and Suzanne Johnson study hard. Photo by Kathy Wilgers. Above: Morgan Marshall receives her dally hug from Bobby Urrutia. Photo by Joyce Fellers. Above: What a pair Billy Weber and Sally Rich make. Photo by Tony Soares. Right: Anthony Salas asks Eddie Weigle where his protection money is. Photo by Tony Soares. 8/0pening Below left: Stephanie McKinley wishes Jennifer Barnes good luck for a debate tournament. Photo by Tiny Huaroto. Below right: Randy Barber and Jeff Blackman, the fabulous backcourt duo. Photo by Tony Soares. Upper left: Thad Lemngwell needed a cool break from Algebra. Photo by: Lar Rognlld. Upper right: Kim Duvall takes time to smell the SC flowers. Photo by: Lar RognUd. Middle: Grad class prepares to go out Into the real world. Photo by: Scott Harris. ijelow: It's check-In time at Wal11ngford HalL Photo by: TIna Huarolo. Left: You mean I have to rewrite this again!!! Herman Lebovitz and Crystal Moore. Photo by Joyce Fellers. Below: The men of Sutton Hall are ready for the barbeque in front of Wallingford Hall. Photo by Tina Huaroto. Right: Joyce Fellers, Farrel Oard, and Pat Kinney show their pearly whites. Below: Mark Markley saunters to class. Photo by Tina Huaroto. Below right: Robert Sullivan with his trainer, Scotty Voight,'ready for the WBC. Photo by Tina Hua­ roto. Opposite page top: LeAnn Hubbeli, Shay Jewett, Anthony Salas, and Jodi Hill are fascinated by the soaps. Photo by Tina Huaroto. Opposite page lower left: Bright red petunias greet students in September. Opposite page lower right: Ivory Wilson and John Rosata assist Marcus Payne deliver the mail. Photo by Tina Huaroto. n. Openlng/13 Top: Vicki McKain attempts to keep herself entertained during a lecture. Photo by J oyce Fellers. Bottom: Mter a dry lecture, Larry Wllgers grabs a cool one. Photo by Bobbie Finch. 14/0pcnlng 'nr These four girls know fril!ndshllD is all about. Photo WlIgers. ~ Opening/15 Below: Donald Stroy and Greg Peoples can't quite walk away without checking the photogra­ pher. Above: LeAnn Hubbell can walk away from anything. 16/0pening n. Top left: Lars Rognlld explains about food In Norway to Mary Lou Martin. Marilyn Hall Is obviously amazed. Photo by Joyce Fellers. Top right: For all to admire, for all time, David Clark's ear jewelry. Photo by Scott Hanis. all the Southwestern students maybe a second language. Hel aUe sammen! navn er Lars Borge Rognlld og nltten ar gammel. Jeg var og oppvokst I Harstad, Norge. kom til Amerlka var The Andersons og "'U,iuuut:lr~ var mine vertsfamll­ Lower center: Nick Garcia and the CotoJlax:l, Colorado. Det var computer are one. a.II.Cl:'Ll:U\ ar fra begynnelse til Har vert her I Winfield, for to og en halv maned. denne plassen, men har mye Hllser til min famlUe hjemme I Norge. HUsen sa mye fra Lars Candids/17 ,r ..... "l.: IS/Campus Faces Campus Faces SENIORS ··· ~~~~i~L~~:~ljt~t~I~::llfi~~11~1~~i~· :· No doubt they will go far. Senior class officers: Karen Anderson, Mag­ gie Myers and Joyce Fellers. Photo by Kathy Wilgers. Keltha Adams WI'1field. KS Fawn Anderson Winfield. KS Karen Anderson Winfield. KS James Banks Drew. MS Steve Bauman Sabetha. KS Shelll Bean Liberal. KS Jennifer Bouwman Wichita. KS Shawna Buck Sedan. KS David Clark Oklahoma City. OK Thomas Coats Wellington. KS Roberta Dennett Oxford. KS Sondra Dubowksy Wi'1field. KS ..~. Barry Dundas HutchltlSQn. KS Kathy Dwyer Wellington. KS Jan Eash Arkansas City. KS Scott Farnham Hillsboro. OR Joyce Fellers Moscow. KS Ivan Glover St Helena Island. SC Rhonda Goodrum Tribune. KS Richard Graves .·\rkansas City. KS Mark Gregg HutchitlSQn. KS Lisa Hager Udall.KS Lillian Harjo Wellston. OK Scott Hecht Coldwater. KS 20/Senlors Shannon Hendrickson Hooker, OK LeAnn Hubbell Wirifleld, KS Tanya Jantz Hays, KS Brad Keller Dodge City, KS Torey Keller Dodge City, KS Pat Kinney Broken Arrow, OK Tim Bob Kltsmlller Duncan, OK Paige Koeppen Attlca, KS Sharon Koontz Sedan, KS Keng Lee Wirifleld, KS Teresa LeVelle Wirifleld, KS Chet Logue Arkansas City, KS Jim Lynne Wirifleld, KS Chuck Marchbanks Oakley, KS Mark Markley Winfield. KS Megann Martin Wirifleld, KS Nancy Martinez Arkansas City, KS Debby Maxwell Leadville, CO Left: Suzanne Underwood finds 33 ways to pass the time while she Is working. Photo by Joyce Fellers. Above: Good friends lean on one another. Kerl Ramsay and Jennifer Morris. photo by Joyce Fellers. Senlors/21 Near right: Billy Beard is in­ credibly proud of his huge chest. Photo by Lorrie Fyffe. Far right: LeAnn Hubbell and Jeff Blackman keep an eye on each other as well as on the photographer. Photo by Joyce Fellers. Yvette McDonald Arkansas City. KS Dennis McIntire Arkansas City. KS Melissa McPhail Cimarron. KS Dan Merritt San Antonio. TX Mike Metcalf Hugoton. KS Mike Mogab Wirlfield. KS Jennifer Morgan Winfield. KS Jennifer Morris Arkansas City. KS Scott Moshier Wichita. KS Maggie Myers Ulysses. KS Susan Neal Caldwell. KS Aggie Neises Arkansas City. KS Susan Nettrouer Wirlfield. KS FarrelOard Winfield . KS Steve Peebles Bradenton. FL Gene Phillipson Carol City, FL Thoummy Phrakomkham Wirlfield. KS Sheri Prochaska Wirlfield, KS Near right: No one should have that much fun at a free movie. Shannon Hendrickson. Photo by Scott Harris. Far right: Tanya Jantz has places to go and people to see. Photo by Lorrie Fyffe. 22/Senlors Bonnie Rains Arkansas City, KS Kerl Ramsay Johnson, KS Tracl Rhode. Parsons, KS Hector Rio. Uberal, KS Shelly Robinson Lamar, AR Rene RoUlIUI WirVield, KS Anthony Salas Pica Rivera, CA Shannon Shetlar Winfield, KS B. J. Smith Pawhuska, OK DeAnna Smith Chicago, lL Mary Smith Arkansas City, KS Bobby Smith Wichita, KS Terry Stephens Wenoka, OK Katherine Stewart Arkansas City, KS Chad Sutton Win,field, KS SusIe Sutton WirVield, KS Freda Swink Mulvane, KS Yoko Takae Tokyo. Japan Johnny Taylor Tulsa, OK Kam Tharp WirVield, KS Jill Turner Huntsville, AL Suzanne Underwood Derby. KS Pam Vaughn WirVield. KS Kenny Walker Udall, KS Far left: Mlke Mogab waiting patiently for graduation. photo by Joyce Fellers. Left: Shelly Robinson gets anything she wants with that smile. Photo by Joyce Fellers. Senlors/23 Terl Walker Moline. KS Georgana Weigle Burden. KS Ginny WhetaeU Concordia. KS Jaml White Oxford. KS Ben Wilcox WirtJield. KS Gene Young Philadelphia. PA Patti Zeka Wellington. KS Above: Linda Headrick. senior in Social Work. Photo by Joyce Fellers. Right: Look out real world. Here I come! Shelli Bean. Photo by Joyce Fellers. 24/Senlors clunioFS Left: Shay Jewett, from Colby is the Junior Class President. Ken Arle Wirifield, KS Donna Banowetz Edna, KS BlUy Beard Mt. Pleasant. TX Jeff Belden Mulvane, KS Jerald Betttl Clearwater. KS Stan Bowling Minneola. KS Michael Brader Parsons, KS Greg Burke Miami. FL Gayle Bush Arkansas City. KS Amanda Callison Wi~eld. KS DavId Cauble Sedgwick, KS Randy Ceynar Douglass. KS John Cleary Wichita. KS Liz Cleland WaKeeney, KS Cynthia Colberg Lyons, KS Christy Darkow Winfield. KS Bobby Davenport New Smyrna, FL Lance Davis Sedgwick, KS Tresla Dodson Wirifield. KS Wendy Dolsen Pueblo. CO Rob Dunnam Augusta. KS Ron Dunnam Augusta. KS Lisa Eaglin Dexter, KS Darla English Newton, KS Junlors/25 Martina Gleber Miltonvale. KS BeJl Goff Arkansas City. KS Suzanne Gos~ Winfield. KS S<:ott Harris Wir\fleld. KS TIm Holllng~worth Arkansas City. KS TIna Huaroto Miami. FL Krls Huntoon Winfield. KS Terl Hutchl~on Ellinwood. KS John Jaster Concordia. KS Shay Jewett Colby. KS Lori Jones Winfield. KS Sandy Keene Arkansas City. KS SheJly Leach Erie. KS Trevor Leffingwell Elkhart. KS Rick Llby Concordia. KS Joe Luln~tra Augusta.
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